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Reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act and enacting other legislation that benefits Indian Country will only happen if we work together in 2021. Scheduling a 15-minute phone call with your legislators' policy staff or writing an op-ed in your local newspaper can make a difference.

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Which issues related to Native American policy interest you the most or brought you to our Native American program? (check all that apply)

Ending violence against Native people/Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Land, sacred sites, natural resources Protection of Native cultures and languages Tribal governance, sovereignty, self-determination Tribal healthcare, safety, housing, and education Economic development and infrastructure in Indian Country Other

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Lobbying on FCNL’s Native American priorities in the first 100 days of Congress. Organizing a group to lobby on FCNL’s Native American priorities. Having FCNL host a lobby training on the Violence Against Women Act for a group. Working with FCNL to write effective op-eds and letters to the editor. Other

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The Friends Committee on National Legislation, FCNL Education Fund, and Friends Place on Capitol Hill are national nonprofit, nonpartisan Quaker organizations working collectively to advance peace, justice, and environmental stewardship.

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